We are a plethora of useless trivia at our house. I can't even describe the nonsensical stuff we know a lot about over here. But, I'm gonna try to explain some of it. (this is barely scraping the surface, though)
Conversation the other night:
David: Did you know FF #48 was the first appearance of Silver Surfer?
Me: Uh...yeah. But only because I'm the one that bought you that comic book.
David: Oh. Right. (total dejection on his face)
Me: (trying to remove the dejection) But, you totally have other numbers on comic books I know nothing about. Most of them actually!
David: (happy face and pulling out another handful of books from that cardboard thing he keeps the comics in for maximum protection) Have you seen this one?
Me: ...blink...blink... No.
David: You're not interested in this at all, are you?
Me: (dejection my be his only option with this line of conversation) Well, I'd say it's right up there with your enthusiasm when I was reading Benazir Bhutto's autobiography. I mean Pakistan is interesting.
David: (look of horror...then inspiration) OMGosh! That reminds me! I bought us a 90's trivial pursuit game!!!
Me: (look of equal happiness! Because it's about to be on like Donkey Kong around here!) I have no idea how Benazir reminded you of Trivial Pursuit but I'm in, babe.
And then we opened the box and y'all, 90's Trivial Pursuit is hard . And funny. At least it's funny when we play it. Here's some of our cards for your viewing pleasure:
There were a LOT of beanie baby questions and I started to wonder if maybe I missed out on the whole Beanie Baby thing but then David reminded me that we both graduated high school in the 80's so I must have been too old for Beanie Baby mania by then, which kind of bummed me out so we went and got chocolate. It was a great night and my life was pretty complete that day.
Conversation the other night:
David: Did you know FF #48 was the first appearance of Silver Surfer?
Me: Uh...yeah. But only because I'm the one that bought you that comic book.
David: Oh. Right. (total dejection on his face)
Me: (trying to remove the dejection) But, you totally have other numbers on comic books I know nothing about. Most of them actually!
David: (happy face and pulling out another handful of books from that cardboard thing he keeps the comics in for maximum protection) Have you seen this one?
Me: ...blink...blink... No.
David: You're not interested in this at all, are you?
Me: (dejection my be his only option with this line of conversation) Well, I'd say it's right up there with your enthusiasm when I was reading Benazir Bhutto's autobiography. I mean Pakistan is interesting.
David: (look of horror...then inspiration) OMGosh! That reminds me! I bought us a 90's trivial pursuit game!!!
Me: (look of equal happiness! Because it's about to be on like Donkey Kong around here!) I have no idea how Benazir reminded you of Trivial Pursuit but I'm in, babe.
And then we opened the box and y'all, 90's Trivial Pursuit is hard . And funny. At least it's funny when we play it. Here's some of our cards for your viewing pleasure:
Because that last question, y'all. There are so many answers that are completely inappropriate for that question. And the VWG category. Shaglantic Airways. The end. (Yeah, baby!) |
The first question's answer is Friday the 13th. Who makes up those names?! I want that job, y'all. |
There were a LOT of beanie baby questions and I started to wonder if maybe I missed out on the whole Beanie Baby thing but then David reminded me that we both graduated high school in the 80's so I must have been too old for Beanie Baby mania by then, which kind of bummed me out so we went and got chocolate. It was a great night and my life was pretty complete that day.
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